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Newspaper

Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1916

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Censorship Tightens as US Army Movements Are Shielded

Washington reports begin today withholding detailed troop movements in the United States and Mexico. A censorship staff will enforce a rigid news embargo to prevent scoops that could endanger the war effort, with General Funston and other commanders given authority to suppress potentially sensitive information. Secretary Baker calls for patience and patriotism, warning of spies and the need for silence.

Washington United States Mexico Funston Baker

Postmaster General Granted Control Over Mail and Freight Shipments

Washington June 28 The Senate approved the postal appropriation bill by 39 to 25 empowering the Postmaster General to decide whether magazines and newspapers are shipped by freight or mail.

Washington Senate Today

Greathouse and Miller welcome young grandchild visit

County Recorder Greathouse's daughter Mrs. H W Spires, wife of Dr. H W Spires of Los Angeles, arrived with her son Donald for a visit to Mrs Spires's parents. The Greathouses celebrated the first visit in a year and a half while Grandfather Greathouse beamed at the reunion with County Treasurer Miller and his granddaughter.

County Recorder Greathouse H. W. Spires Los Angeles Donald Miller Major Miller Mr. Greathouse

Carranza Ultimatum Reply Expected Late Evening

Washington June 28 Special Consular Agent Rodgers in Mexico City reports Carranza may reply to the ultimatum late today. First message since ultimatum delivery. Also notes fighting near Pershing column and tightened censorship as details remain scarce. House approves urgent deferency bill totaling 27,536,000 for militia mobilization and equipment.

Carranza Washington Rodgers Mexico City House Mexico

Hearst Challenged to Lead Investors' Troop into Mexico

Oakland dispatch reports the California Union Against Militarism asks William Randolph Hearst to lead 100000 investors into war against Mexico. The telegram accuses Hearst of provoking retaliation and profits from war. A luncheon at Capwell’s roof garden will feature Rev. Edward L. Parsons and Alameda County Building Trades Council president Harry Burlingeme.

Oakland Hearst New York Mexico California Union William Randolph Hearst Cal New York City Wall Street California Union Against Capwell Edward L. Parsons St. Mark's Episcopal Church Berkeley Harry Burlingeme Alameda County Building Trades Council

State Fair to Be at Fallon

The Nevada State Fair will be held in Fallon from September 11 to 16 with a five day race meet starting Tuesday. Premiums totaling 5000 dollars will be issued for stock poultry and agricultural exhibits. Auto races will be held with prizes for best decorated automobiles.

Fallon Nevada

Esmeralda at the Bradley Tonight

Mary Pickford stars in a photo production at The Bradley tonight as Esmeralda, drawing crowds to the tender stage of a great dramatic success.

Mary Pickford Esmerale Esmeralda the Bradley

Reno Race Meet 10 Opens Next Saturday at Agricultural Park

Reno Nevada June 28 announces the Reno Race Meet 10 opening next Saturday at Agricultural Park for 19 days with the finest thoroughbreds arriving daily. Key events include Independence handicap July 4 and Nevada derby July 15, plus multiple stakes and semi stake handicaps. Prominent officials and jockeys from Canada, Mexico, and the United States will attend, led by Judge Leighton and S Christensen, with L C Henderson and Richard Dwyer in key roles.

Reno Agricultural Park Nevada Canada Mexico United States Husher Leighton Vancouver S. Christensen San Francisco Christensen L. C. Henderson Elko State Racing Board Richard Dwyer Dwyer Emeryville Harlem Chicago Richard H. Tozer San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Bulletin William M. Fitzgerald Hachmeister Kentucky

Nevada Tests Suggest Radium Ores in Clark County

University of Nevada electroscope tests on a yellow spotted red and white sandstone indicate radium content in Clark County ores. The instrument, unique in the state, helps assess radioactive ore content. radium commands about 120000 dollars per gram, with historical contracts abroad.

Clark County Universiity of Nevada Mackay School Laboratory University Germany

Diplomatic overtures ease U.S. Mexico tensions

Argentina's Naon said he offered no mediation but trusted peaceful settlement of the U S Mexican crisis. Burleson hinted that Carrizal prisoners may soon be released, while Mexican officials warned of possible delays in Carranza’s reply. Calderon and regional diplomats pressed Mexico to reconsider or risk Central and South American ire.

Washington White House Burleson Texas Leason Carrizal Mexico City Carranza Calderon Senor Calderon Central South America

California seeks military guard to curb border gamblers

Washington June 28 Representative Randall of California asked President Wilson to establish a military guard around the California Mexican border affected by gamblers and renegades to stop Americans from entering Tia Juana and Mexicali. He said Southern California is up in arms against the gamblers who menace U S peace.

Washington Randall California Wilson Tia Juana Mexicali United States

Finest Fighting Body to Be Found on Earth

Washington June 28 President Wilson relies on the United States Marine Corps in the planned intervention. A high administration officer praises the corps for efficiency and predicts a major role in Mexico’s reconstruction. Recruits are being added. applicants must be in peak physical condition and of known courage.

Washington Wilson United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Mexico A. H. Wetherill Philadelphia Africa Northwest Mounted Police Pennsylvania State Constabulary Oswald Garrison Villard The New York Evening Post Congress Navy Esprit du Corps Congres George Dewey Vera Cruz Hayti Cameron McRae Winslow House Committee On Naval Affairs Britten House Naval Committee Pekin China Legation Guards

Big "Big Dill" Ekman Finds Rich Vein in White Pine

William A. Ekman a famed Nevada and Utah prospector reports a promising strike in White Pine county sixty five miles northeast of Ely. The ore shows 72.1 ounces silver 8.8 copper 10.7 lead with traces of gold and iron and vein width extends 1500 feet. Shipments will start and a tunnel may be driven to deepen the vein.

Big BI William A. Ekman Nevada Utah White Pine Ely Wil ‘Er Ekman Battle Mountain

Saloon Robbery Strikes Fallon Palace

A thief robbed the Palace saloon in Fallon last Tuesday night taking about $200 in silver. Entry was gained through a rear kitchen screen door. No clues have been found.

Fallon Palace

Clover Valley Folk Guests of Honor at Rebekah Reception

Elko Daughters of Rebekah host an afternoon welcome for about a dozen visitors from Clover Valley. Five will be initiated into the Rebekah degree ICOF this evening. A dinner at 650 will honor the guests with Mrs. Kate Loring and Mrs. William Kennett assisting local officers. The lodge membership nears 100 and will soon reach the century mark.

Elko Daughters of Rebekah Clover Valley Kate Loring State Lodge William Kennett

Southern Pacific Sparks Shops Switch to 10 Hour Day

The Sparks shops move to a 10 hour schedule with monthly wage rise from 8 to 15 dollars per worker. Eleven engines from other divisions await repairs in Sparks yards. Over 500 men are employed, boosting payroll by 4000 to 7500 dollars monthly. Mary Pickford tonight in Esmeralda at The Bradley.

Southern Pacific Sparks

Uncle Joe Cannon Demands War in House

Washington June 28 Uncle Joe Cannon veteran Congressman and ex Speaker rose to thunder for war quoting Patrick Henry. He warned peace is not real as wind from the South brings clash of arms and said Congress must act. He spoke for Republicans pledging support for clear action to resolve the crisis.

Washington Joe Cannon House Patrick Henry United States Mexico

Registered at Commercial

A list of names including Bill Murray City John Doe W T McNeill Carlin Frank Carlton C B Oderkin Reno J A Perry W Phar Mra J H Jury J Cowling A Higgins W G Becker H J Platter Omaha Geo Wilson Ike Cowling Newman Robear Tuscarora W J Fallon C H Layne Los Angeles Leah Schrader F J Kelly Tobar Ed Beck.

Bill Murray City John Doe W. T. McNeill Carlin Frank Carlton C. B. Oderkin Reno J. A. Perry W. Phar Mra J. H. Jury J. Cowling A Higgins W. G. Becker H. J. Platter Omaha Geo. Wilson Ike Cowling Newman Robear Tuscarora W. J. Fallon Los Angeles Leah Schrader F. J. Kelly Tobar Beck

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